On 2/29/08, nooroon <nooroon at gmail.com> wrote: > I am on linux. Here is what happens when I play file located here : > http://trac.pjsip.org/repos/attachment/wiki/audio-problem-dropouts/stutter.wav > > # pjsip-apps/bin/samples/playfile-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu > ../stutter.wav > 15:12:42.349 os_core_unix.c pjlib 0.8.0 for POSIX initialized > 15:12:42.403 pasound.c PortAudio sound library initialized, status=0 > 15:12:42.403 pasound.c PortAudio host api count=1 > 15:12:42.403 pasound.c Sound device count=1 > 15:12:42.404 pjlib select() I/O Queue created (0x6419d8) > 15:12:42.404 wav_player.c File player '../stutter.wav' created: > samp.rate=8000, ch=1, bufsize=4KB, filesize=149KB > 15:12:42.424 pasound.c Opened device 0: /dev/dsp(OSS) for playing, > sample rate=8000, ch=1, bits=16, 160 samples per frame, latency=32 ms > 15:12:42.424 pasound.c Starting /dev/dsp stream.. > 15:12:42.503 pasound.c Player thread started > 15:12:42.519 pasound.c Done, status=0 > Playing ../stutter.wav.. > The stutter.wav is definitely not a good file to test stutter problem, since it contains stutters itself! > It seems to use OSS. I've installed libasound2-dev. PJSIP now compile with > alsa. > With this new compiled pjsua, and if I remove module snd_pcm_oss and > snd_seq_oss, the file is played correctly, with alsa driver. But when those > module are loaded, oss drivers are used. > Also, when those modules are removed, /dev/dsp doesn't exists anymore, and > pjsua doesn't work because it doesn't have device capture. > > Do you know how can I forced pjsua to use alsa drivers instead of oss > driver, without removing modules? > Currently this can only be done by editing os-auto.mak (generated by configure) in third_party/build/portaudio directory, and remove PA_USE_OSS macro declaration. cheers, -benny
